Love Among
Love Among the Chickens A Story of the Haps and Mishaps on an English Chicken Farm
作者：Wodehouse, P. G. (Pelham Grenville), 1881-1975; Both, Armand, 1881-1922 [Illustrator]
体例：题 章数：141
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共 141 题- BY P. G. WODEHOUSE
- ILLUSTRATED BY
- ARMAND BOTH
- NEW YORK
- THE CIRCLE PUBLISHING COMPANY
- CONTENTS
- CHAPTER
- I. --A LETTER WITH A POSTSCRIPT
- II. --UKRIDGE'S SCHEME
- III. --WATERLOO, SOME FELLOW-TRAVELERS, AND A GIRL WITH BROWN HAIR
- IV. --THE ARRIVAL
- V. --BUCKLING TO
- VI. --MR. GARNET'S NARRATIVE. HAS TO DO WITH A REUNION
- VII. --THE ENTENTE CORDIALE IS SEALED
- VIII. --A LITTLE DINNER AT UKRIDGE'S
- IX. --DIES IRÆ
- X. --I ENLIST THE SERVICES OF A MINION
- XI. --THE BRAVE PRESERVER
- XII. --SOME EMOTIONS AND YELLOW LUBIN
- XIII. --TEA AND TENNIS
- XIV. --A COUNCIL OF WAR
- XV. --THE ARRIVAL OF NEMESIS
- XVI. --A CHANCE MEETING
- XVII. --OF A SENTIMENTAL NATURE
- XVIII. --UKRIDGE GIVES ME ADVICE
- XIX. --I ASK PAPA
- XX. --SCIENTIFIC GOLF
- XXI. --THE CALM BEFORE THE STORM
- XXII. --THE STORM BREAKS
- XXIII. --AFTER THE STORM
- EPILOGUE
- LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
- They had a momentary vision of an excited dog, framed in the doorway
- Things were not going very well on our model chicken farm
- J. G.
- UKRIDGE'S SCHEME
- II
- A GIRL WITH BROWN HAIR
- III
- THE ARRIVAL
- IV
- BUCKLING TO
- A REUNION
- VI
- THE ENTENTE CORDIALE
- VII
- I took several and felt better.
- I paused.
- I promised that I would try to resist the temptation.
- I could not deny it.
- I hastened to disclaim any such feat.
- I said I should be delighted.
- I addressed this star.
- A LITTLE DINNER
- VIII
- I owned that Bob's manner was not that of a Vere de Vere.
- DIES IRÆ
- IX
- I nodded.
- I agreed.
- I ENLIST A MINION'S SERVICES
- I joined him.
- I watched her out of sight, and went on to interview Mr. Leigh.
- I was a little annoyed with the powers of the universe.
- THE BRAVE PRESERVER
- XI
- I got up and began to pace restlessly to and fro.
- I blushed. This was fame.
- I grasped it.
- I said:
- I admitted it.
- I tried to smooth things over for Mr. Hawk.
- SOME EMOTIONS
- XII
- TEA AND TENNIS
- XIII
- I was hot all over.
- A COUNCIL OF WAR
- XIV
- I had touched upon a tender point.
- I congratulated him, and left the place.
- Phyllis smiled. "Do you really have your off days?"
- XV
- THE ARRIVAL OF NEMESIS
- Yours obedly
- JANE MUSPRATT.
- I crammed my hat on and hurried out of the house toward the village.
- A CHANCE MEETING
- XVI
- I confronted him.
- I did not deny it.
- OF A SENTIMENTAL NATURE
- XVII
- I paused.
- I got up.
- I sat down.
- I stood up.
- UKRIDGE GIVES ME ADVICE
- XVIII
- I laughed scornfully.
- I gasped.
- I started.
- I explained. Ukridge, I regret to say, laughed.
- I ASK PAPA
- XIX
- I restrained myself. I was suave. Soothing, even.
- I said winningly: "Mr. Derrick, cannot we let bygones be bygones?"
- I endeavored to point this out to him.
- SCIENTIFIC GOLF
- XX
- I was gazing seaward.
- I won the third hole.
- I won the fourth hole.
- I won the fifth hole.
- I won the seventh hole.
- I won the eighth hole.
- I gave him a lead.
- I putted carefully to the very mouth of the hole.
- I swung my putter, and drove the ball far beyond the green.
- I flung open the dining-room door. Nobody.
- I went into the drawing-room. It was empty.
- I rang the bell.
- THE CALM BEFORE THE STORM
- XXI
- I said, "Beale, we're in the cart."
- I continued.
- THE STORM BREAKS
- XXII
- I waved my hands wildly above my head.
- I turned again to the local talent.
- I resumed:
- I lit my pipe and strolled into the paddock.
- AFTER THE STORM
- XXIII
- I took the envelope from his hand and opened it.
- I pocketed the note.
- EPILOGUE
- IN THE SERVANTS' HALL
- UPSTAIRS
- IN THE STREET
- End of Project Gutenberg's Love Among the Chickens, by P. G. Wodehouse